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13 hours ago, Dougal said:

Cafe 8, a Capitol Hill bar, a couple blocks north of the Marine Barracks on 8th Street, S.E., has banned patrons under 30 years of age.  Citing noise, rowdiness, and crime, the owners said the young folks business wasn't worth it.  The city says is probably counter to DC access laws; but, because of our adversarial justice system, they are waiting for a complaint in order to act.

 

Maybe the restaurant should simply raise prices and then offer a senior discount to those over 30.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/food/2024/12/17/dc-restaurants-bans-young-patrons/

 

There's three key ways to keep rowdiness and the rowdy crowd to a minimum in a bar.

 

1)  Close at least an hour before the government mandated time.

2) Most places have TouchTunes or similar jukeboxes now, but the venue can filter them by musical genre.

3) Don't serve the brands of liquor that the problem children prefer.

 

This will aid in employee retention as well.

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Gears with a prime number of teeth last longer.  Actually I think its meshing gears whose numbers of teeth do not share a common denominator, but prime number makes the same sense. Otherwise some teeth will wear much fasted.  A prime number distributes the wear evenly.

 

Just one of those little factoids I find fascinating.  Apologies if you don't.  Merry Christmas.

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On 12/16/2024 at 11:54 AM, Cleburger said:

I am at a loss for what to get my boomer parents for Christmas.   They literally have everything!   And they are comfortable in retirement so buy themselves things they need/want all year long.  I've exhausted all the Omaha Steaks, Hickory Farms and other holiday delivered food gifts. 


Anyone seen anything really cool for gifts this year? 

 

 

 

what did you get them?

 

along the line of hickory farms i got my mom and her husband similar stuff from here for a few years:

 

https://www.olympiaprovisions.com

 

this year since i just visited i collected things i thought she would like and threw it in a box and mailed it to florida.

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what did you get them?

 

along the line of hickory farms i got my mom and her husband similar stuff from here for a few years:

 

https://www.olympiaprovisions.com

 

this year since i just visited i collected things i thought she would like and threw it in a box and mailed it to florida.

I ended up getting them a Ninja air fryer/toaster/oven, after I realized it was something they actually did not have and would use... 

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Is there were a way to donate anonymously to charities?  About 20 years ago I gave some money to a school that was severely damaged by a storm. The school has been bombarding me with frequent and unwelcome appeals for more ever since.

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Heard in court this morning from an Irish attorney, very lightly paraphrased:

 

Judge: So you're asking that this deadline be set for around March 15.  That's a Saturday.  Let's make it March 17, that's the Monday after.

 

Atty: Judge, can we make it March 18?  March 17 is a holiday.

 

Judge, surprised: [turns to look at court calendar] Wait, is it?

 

Atty: It is to my people, Your Honor.

 

Judge: Oh.  Right.  March 18 it is.

On 2/4/2025 at 2:51 PM, Gramarye said:

Heard in court this morning from an Irish attorney, very lightly paraphrased:

 

Judge: So you're asking that this deadline be set for around March 15.  That's a Saturday.  Let's make it March 17, that's the Monday after.

 

Atty: Judge, can we make it March 18?  March 17 is a holiday.

 

Judge, surprised: [turns to look at court calendar] Wait, is it?

 

Atty: It is to my people, Your Honor.

 

Judge: Oh.  Right.  March 18 it is.

 

In downtown Cleveland it's also not a good day to try to get anything done.

This came up in my FB memories.  I was gunna post this in the CWRU thread but I decided to here.   College was a very different world in the early to mid 80s than it was today.

 

"During the early 1980s, the fraternities and sororities at #CWRU held an annual competition called "#GreekWeek".  One of the more notorious events was called the #BeerRelay.  It was a race around the main quad (yes, really) involving running, jumping, etc...chugging beers at frequent intervals.    

Imagine this applied to an iconic #WinterOlympics event.  

What would the TV ratings be for the #BeerBiathlon?"

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Saudi’s insane plan for world’s tallest skyscraper ‘The Rise Tower’ – a $5b project twice the height of Burj Khalifa

 

The ridiculously tall structure will be a landmark tower in Saudi Arabia's 'city of the future'

 

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Published: 7:35 ET, Apr 8 2025

 

 

SAUDI Arabia is planning an insanely tall skyscraper - and it is set to double the height of the world's current tallest building.

 

Rise Tower, which will stand a whopping 2,000 metres (1.2 miles) tall and cost an eye-watering $5billion, is the crown jewel of Saudi Arabia's futuristic North Pole megaproject.

 

 

more:

https://www.the-sun.com/news/13962953/saudi-skyscraper-plan/

 

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LOL.  Remember, the clocks at the top of the building will be running slightly faster than those at the bottom.  Don't be late for your meeting.

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LOL.  Remember, the clocks at the top of the building will be running slightly faster than those at the bottom.  Don't be late for your meeting.

 

The thing is, this is Arabia.   The land of “inshallah”.   Which means there the same thing “mañana” does in Latin America, except without the sense of urgency.

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